Sentence examples for under a licence from inspiring English sources

Music downloaded via iTunes is held under a licence which can be revoked on death.

In Britain, research on embryos can only go ahead under a licence from an HFEA panel that deems the experiments to be justified.

The Irish Daily Star operates in Dublin under INM's umbrella under a licence from NS that does not expire until 2037.

"Any money or other asset that is held in the UK will be frozen and can only be unfrozen under a licence from the Treasury," the source said.

Full Tilt had operated under a licence from the remote Channel Island of Alderney, though inadequate IT infrastructure meant it was forced to locate its servers on nearby Guernsey.

We are attracted by the idea of exchanges of content and information, where the BBC local websites link to the source of local material they have used, and in return the BBC allows others to use its content and embed BBC clips on their sites, where these would be of local interest, under a licence agreement.

Shorten wrote to Turnbull on Sunday saying it was good to see him reminding the banks recently that they "operate under a social licence" from Australians, and that that licence is "built on a foundation of trust".

The BBC must absorb the £700m-a-year cost of free TV licences for the over-75s under a new licence fee deal agreed with the Treasury and faces a real-terms spending cut of 20% over the next five years.

In future, private investigators will have to obtain a licence under a government drive to put cowboy operators out of business.

Stoke-on-Trent primary care trust and other trusts all qualify for a licence under the new Care Quality Commission standards regime.

Airgun owners will need a licence under new proposals from the Scottish government.